PolyDryer™ Key Features
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2024
- The PolyDryer™ is the latest advancement in filament care, efficiently drying whilst also providing an airtight container to store your spool after the drying cycle is finished.
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What’s the max heating temperature?
Looks really nice! Is the fan noisy, though?
not from our beta testers testimonies.
For the fan 12 ft^3 per how long?
when will the dryer base be back in stock, and will they be sold on amazon?
In June, and yes
@@Polymaker Will it be available in the Canadian store? (Currently there's no listing for it on the ca polymaker site).
great looking dryer, but calling your heater efficient is the most ridiculous thing ever, like, the whole point of a heater is to be inefficient and produce heat you know
Efficiency is what you need divide by what you use. You need heat and you use electricity, for us it is not ridiculous at all to say it is efficient.
The real question is efficient compare to what?
I'm on the fence here. On the one hand, they're correct in that direct resistive heating having it's efficiency described is weird. On the other hand, the context here is a bit more broad.
My take is that this ved screams "written by marketing, with zero engineering mindset" trying to connect in the language of engineering.
I think the right approach here talking about efficiency is to look at how much energy is consumed to dry a certain amount of water out of filament. And then we probably run pretty quickly into comparing issues since i think there is no manufacturer actually measuring that, so if @Polymaker would measure that (and with ther heating/dessicant approach they are probably well off) then i think they really deserve calling there system efficient. Looking forward to get a number like that😊
Efficiency in this case can also mean efficient at getting the unit up to temperature in a certain timespan vs systems that use lesser wattage heating elements and/or different radiator designs.
by this logic every heater is 100% efficient but then it's like calling water wet.
c'mon Polymaker, out of tens of thousands of Keyshot and Cinema 4D 3D designers out there and you p;ick some amateur who can't figure out how to get the desiccant beads to settle randomly? what'd you pay someone on Fiver???